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2.4 Attach Front Foot

Ask your assistant to lift the front of the Wattbike so that the weight is supported on the back foot and 

hold the bike in position whilst you fit the front foot using the remaining two screws and washers.
Tighten the screws securely 

but do not over tighten the screws

.

Gently lower the Wattbike to the floor.

2.5 Attach Pedals

Screw the right pedal onto the right crank. Tighten securely using a 6mm Hex (Allen) Key. Repeat for the left pedal.

2.6 Attach Saddle

Raise the saddle stem post to mark 12 to give sufficient height to work.
Thread the saddle bottom plate onto the adjustment lever and large spring washer. Place the saddle 

on top of the stem to the furthest backward adjustment point, and screw the saddle bottom plate 

and adjustment lever and large spring washer up into the saddle. Tighten securely but 

do not over 

tighten.

2.7 Attach Handlebars

Raise the handlebar stem post to mark 13 to give sufficient height to work. 

NOTE - Be careful when adjusting the stem height not to disturb the Wattbike cable.

It is easier with an assistant. Ask your assistant to hold the handlebars in place on top of, and towards 

the furthest forward adjustment point of the handlebar stem.
Place the handlebar bottom plate underneath the stem with the small hole of the handlebar bottom 

plate facing the front. Attach the adjustment lever and large spring washer up through the large hole on the handlebar bottom 

plate. Tighten securely (but not too tightly).
Using the 5 mm Hex (Allen) Key 40 mm screw secure the handlebars through the small hole of the handlebar bottom plate. 

Tighten securely (but not too tightly) using a 5 mm Hex (Allen) key.

2.8 Attach Wattbike Performance Computer

Secure the Wattbike Performance Computer (WPC) to the bracket using the 2 x 25mm thumb screws. 

Tighten securely (but not too tightly).
Plug in the cable to the sensor socket on the back of the Wattbike Performance Computer.

NOTE - The Wattbike Performance Computer should always be switched off when attaching the 

cable.

Sockets

There are four sockets on the back of the Wattbike Performance Computer

• 

SENSOR

 – to connect the WPC to the Wattbike

• 

CHARGE

 – to connect the 12V battery charge adapter

• 

HEART RATE

 – to connect to a Polar heart rate receiver

• 

USB

 – to connect the Wattbike to a PC (do not use a USB cable of more than 3m in length)

2.9 Saddle and handlebar horizontal and vertical set up

The saddle and handlebars can be moved horizontally and vertically using the adjustment levers.

NOTE – The adjustment levers on the Wattbike are of a ratchet type, to move the lever pull the 

lever outwards. 

There are two adjustment levers on the frame of the Wattbike to set the height of the saddle 

and handlebar stems, and two adjustment levers to set the horizontal position of the saddle and 

handlebars.
The saddle height range is 59 cm to 84 cm. The handlebar height range is 55 cm to 74 cm.

NOTE – Do not extend the saddle or handlebar height above the minimum marking.

The horizontal saddle and handlebar adjustment has a range of 6cm for both. Measure from the back of the saddle block for 

saddle adjustment, and the front of the handlebar block for handlebar adjustment.

Summary of Contents for Pro

Page 1: ...ASSEMBLY SERVICE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...s 1 Important Safety Instructions 2 Assembly and Set Up 3 Wattbike Set Up 4 Wattbike Performance Computer 5 The Wattbike Unique Dual Braking System 6 Preventative Maintenance and Troubleshooting 7 Cal...

Page 3: ...or reduce the lifetime of the Wattbike and should be replaced immediately Multiple Wattbikes should not be stacked together A reasonable distance should be maintained between each Wattbike During use...

Page 4: ...tached PN 1321WBH001001 6 Wattbike Performance Computer PN 4173 WB1001 001 7 4 x 6mm Hex Allen Key screws PN 164P CP041A 05 with washers PN 2120 WASHER 004 for rear and front feet 8 Saddle bottom plat...

Page 5: ...ng the 5 mm Hex Allen Key 40 mm screw secure the handlebars through the small hole of the handlebar bottom plate Tighten securely but not too tightly using a 5 mm Hex Allen key 2 8 Attach Wattbike Per...

Page 6: ...a it should bisect the pedal spindle Adjust the saddle fore aft to ensure that the knee is over the pedal spindle NOTE if you need to move the saddle fore aft severely you may need to raise lower the...

Page 7: ...g immeadiately There is a RESET button on the back of the Wattbike Performance Computer this should only be used if the Wattbike Performance Computer display stops working or shows inconsistent data N...

Page 8: ...high or medium Go to SET UP then PROPERTIES to check and use the supplied charger if battery reads low Monthly Maintenance Check for smooth and quiet operation of all moving parts Check your WPC firm...

Page 9: ...k e c o m Contact Details Corporate Headquarters Wattbike Ltd Vermont House Nottm Sth and Wilford Ind Est Ruddington Lane Nottingham NG11 7HQ United Kingdom Tel 44 115 9455454 Email info wattbike com...

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